Philanthropy Relationships Manager (part-time)
Reports to CEO
Part time position based in Canberra
Salary: $75,000 – $85,000 pro rata (including superannuation)
ABOUT THE ROLE
The Philanthropy Relationships Manager is responsible for fostering a growing, engaged CSO philanthropic community. This includes building relationships with key donors, developing and implementing philanthropy programs and campaigns and increasing philanthropic giving.
Reporting directly to the CEO, the Philanthropy Relationships Manager will be responsible for meeting income, retention and growth targets. The Philanthropy Relationships Manager will work in close collaboration with staff responsible for external relations, marketing and communications, event management, artistic planning and ticketing.
This is a part-time position (22.5 hours per week – negotiable).
KEY AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY
The Philanthropy Relationships Manager will assume responsibility for the development and implementation of the Philanthropy Program Roadmap, in alignment with external relations strategy and the CSO artistic vision.
Implementation of the roadmap will include:
- Managing donor relationships
Proactively steward and develop relationships with current donors and long-term CSO supporters. This includes developing individual giving programs, coordinating consistent donor acknowledgement and managing donor requirements and expectations.
- Driving fundraising initiatives
Drive philanthropy and fundraising initiatives in alignment with the CSO strategic framework and artistic vision. This includes planning and implementation of the annual CSO Fundraising Gala, End of Financial Year appeal and other bespoke events and campaigns in collaboration with staff responsible for external relations, marketing and communications, event management, artistic planning and ticketing.
- Identifying new philanthropy opportunities
Identify and engage prospective donors through the CSO’s community of partners and supporters, and other philanthropic trusts and foundations.
Develop new philanthropic initiatives, including a CSO bequest program.
CONDITIONS
The Philanthropy Relationships Manager will be required to engage with CSO donors and other stakeholders at CSO events and performances and therefore cannot hold a performing position with the CSO.
ABOUT YOU
This role requires exceptional interpersonal skills, creativity and attention to detail.
Our ideal candidate has five years’ experience in philanthropy management or a similar area of work, with demonstrated expertise in relationship management.
Experience in the not-for-profit and / or arts sectors, an understanding of marketing and communications principles and an interest in orchestral, classical and art music is desirable.
To apply, provide a CV and one-page cover letter outlining your experience and suitability to the role to Rachel Thomas, CEO, via recruitment@cso.org.au.
CSO Auditions
The CSO will run audio-only auditions in November 2020 – candidates will submit audio files only (no live auditions). Submissions are due by COB Friday 27 November.
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